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Holy CRAP this is amazing!!!!!! Beautiful work!!!
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amazing work! id be stupid not to take notice of the details and take in what I can from the great details.Β
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functional and realistic, I also love your style!
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Your work is so detailed, man...woOOOw! Impressive!
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What a wonderful piece of work! really special.
Has a functional authority that is inspiring.
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COOL! Β This looks like painting. Β I'm curious what digital process is used?
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it is a painting with the use of photos and textures
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Como mierda haces para dibujar estas cosas... Son impresionantes.
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giving the suit no folds or joints make it appear to be rigid and inflexible.
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you're blind and stupid. there are folds, look closer. on the thigh for example, where the seams intersect. and where the module is installed into the suit on the forearm. plus, the suit covering looks like it's made from a rubber or neoprene-like material in terms of texture, so it makes sense that there are less prominent folds. there is also a type of high elasticity webbing material in the armpits and joints. other factors that affect the look of folds is the lighting. in this instance, it's a soft diffuse lighting.
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hahaha... blind and stupid?Β Saying a pressurized space suit would be made from rubber or neoprene is MUCH smarter.
Think before you call you someone stupid.Β You might end up looking stupid yourself.
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but in space, the suit would be inflated, and as he/she is standing up, there probably would be no folds, which makes this more realistic.
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that makes no sense.Β
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when you fill a beach ball with air, does it have wrinkles? no.Β same for a spacesuit. a spacesuit is inflated, making it not have any folds.
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have you ever tried to bend a beach ball when it's full of air?Β Space suits aren't inflated, they are pressurized, there is a difference.Β And unless you are talking about two solid objects connected via a hinge, there will ALWAYS be wrinkles or folds when something bends.Β Even when you bend a steel bar, the inside curve wrinkles... that's just physics, friend.
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It's more surface distortion and material properties than physics...but you're right.Β
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I just found out about your art. It is beautiful. I wish to some day be as good as you.
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Fuck fuck fuck, its awesome, i love the detail.
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Gorgeous!
I think this would have fit perfectly for the crew of the "Prometheus" to keep in realm of ALIEN.
Nice work 
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I like the organic look to the costume; it's a marked difference from the hardcore edging many deviant artists put on their futuristic characters.
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Amazin, detail, 0800
Be sure to copyright this piece
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just absolutely stunning work here. i love the details, just awesome all around. keep it up!
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This is amazing! I love the level of detail- it's outstanding!
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Whoa cool! It has your name on the helmet
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Damn impressive indeed! The amount of detail is incredible as usual
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